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GCSE Biology Paper 1 (9-1 Exams)

Carry Double Blind Trials Doctors Monitoring Patients Analysing Results

Double-blind trials prevent unconscious bias from researchers and account for the placebo effect, ensuring more objective results.

Double-blind trials are conducted to prevent subconscious bias in monitoring doctors and to account for the placebo effect.

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  • So the doctors monitoring the patients and analysing the results are not subconsciously influenced by their knowledge
  • The account for the placebo effect

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